Master of Engineering (Civil and Environmental)

The Master of Engineering is a 48-unit program comprising 12 units of core courses, 12 units of foundation courses, 12 units of advanced technical coursework and a project to the value of 12 units, which introduces candidates to research.
Normally, students will complete the requirements for the Master of Engineering in two years of full-time study.
Graduates of a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Adelaide or another institution whose program is equivalent to an AQF level 8 honours program will be eligible to be considered for credit allowing them to complete the master's program in less than two years, with a minimum of one year of full-time study.
International students from non-English speaking backgrounds will be required to take an English language communications course as part of the program.
The availability of all courses is conditional on the availability of staff, facilities and sufficient enrolments.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Master of Engineering (Civil and Environmental) Example Study Plan The below study plan is indicative of a semester 1 commencement.
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MASTER OF ENGINEERING (CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL) Year1S1 ELEC ENG 7057 Engineering Communication & Critical Thinking(3 units) C&ENVENG 7086 Engineering Management (3 units) C&ENVENG 7029 Environmental Modelling & Management (3 units) C&ENVENG 7077 Engineering Hydrology (3 units) S2 C&ENVENG 7079 Water Engineering & Design (3 units) PROJMGNT 5021 Applied Project Management 1 (3 units) ELEC ENG 7164 Business Management Systems (3 units) MATHS 7025 Research Methods and Statistics (3 units) Year2S1 C&ENVENG 7050A Masters Civil & Environmental Engineering Part 1 (6 units) Elective (3 units) Elective (3 units) S2 C&ENVENG 7050B Masters Civil & Environmental Engineering Part 2 (6 units) Elective (3 units) Elective (3 units) CHOOSE FROM THE FOLLOWING ELECTIVES SEMESTER1 C&ENVENG 7037 Water Distribution Systems & Design (3 units) C&ENVENG 7108 Environmental Systems Dynamics (3 units) PROJMGNT 5004 Managing Project and Systemic Risk (3 units) PROJMGNT 7025 Introduction to Climate Change in Business (3 units) PROJMGNT 7012 Business & Contract Legal Studies (3 units) WINTER C&ENVENG 7114 Hydrological Modelling & Water Resources Management (3 units) SEMESTER2 C&ENVENG 7044 Introduction to Environmental Law (3 units) C&ENVENG 7109 Designing Water Resource Systems for Urban Environments (3 units) C&ENVENG 7110 Soil & Groundwater Remediation (3 units) C&ENVENG 7115 Advanced Topics in Flood Hydrology (3 units) PROJMGNT 7056 Enterprise Transformations (3 units) GUIDE TO ENROLMENT This study plan should be used to guide enrolment for the current academic year.
Some students may need to modify their enrolment based on previous study (e.
g.
students granted advanced standing/credit, students repeating previously failed courses).
NOTE: To undertake the Research Project courses students must enrol in both the courses C&ENVENG 7050A and C&ENVENG 7050B.
These courses must be taken in two consecutive semesters.
COURSE AVAILABILITY^Check the course planner for course availability noting the availability of all courses is conditional on the availability of staff and facilities.
Download a print copy of the study plan Master of Engineering (Civil and Environmental) Semester 2 Start: Students commencing in semester 2, download a print copy of the study planSemester 2 - Master of Engineering (Civil and Environmental)  Assessment Assessment includes course and project work.
All students are required to complete a minimum of 12 weeks of practical experience outside normal class time.
Practical experience can be undertaken in Australia or overseas.
Students who have already completed equivalent practical experience that is deemed acceptable by the Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences may be given a partial or total exemption from this requirement.